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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1965-06-17, Page 114 PVQ • Dairy Cow Eats 6 Tons food Drinks 37 Tons, Water The cow isan amazing crea- ture! A dairy cow produces 11,000 pounds of milk in a year, eats 3,025 pounds of grain and protein food, 4,700 pounds of hay and 3,400 pounds of silage, according to the USDA. To top that off, she • drinks 75,045, pounds of water. • This helps, her build up about 10 tons of blood that are pumped through her udder in a day's time to produce 40 pounds of milk. It requires from 300 to 400 pounds of blood in the mak- ing of just one pound of milk. Imagine having 'to, carry all 6 I Ea that feed and water to a cow so she can produc,e 11,000 pounds of milk a year! That's six tons of feed and more than 37 tons of water for just one cow. Multiply that by a 50 -cow herd and you have the stagger- ing amount of 2,150 tons per year! • „. 1 3/ zzmir 115:77 .iz-..,;4* 1 • • a ,Try Tasty ICE REAM during National Dairy Month! .Buy Ice Cream in Bricks, Bulk, Cones, Dixie Cups , — Patronize . These Dealers of Famous Name Ice Cream, It's Delicious! NEWS OF ZION Showers Honor Bride Elect Eight girls from Kitchener gathered at the home of Bar- bra Holdmann for a showed for Bonnie Barker. The even- ing was volt playing games and contests, They presented the bride-eled with a white acrilon bath eset. A delicious lunch of cake, ice cream and coffee was served. A shower was held at the home of Betty 'Ann- Barker, cousin of Bonnie Barker. A pro- gram was started with a relay, two 'contests and a game was played, and prizes were given to the bride. Wand Moore end- ed the program with a game of charades. The ,bride -elect was aided in opening her gifts by her cousin, Wanda Moore.. A delicious lunch of angel cake,. Whipped cream, pineapple and coffee was served. Helpers for the shower were her two cous- ins, Gloria Ann Pepper, Kit- chener, and Wanda Moore, of Staffa.-- - A shower was held at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Barker, to honor their daughter, Bonnie, on her approaching marriage. The bride,elect was seated in a chair, decorated in pink and white. Mrs. Mrs. Dalton Malcolm took charge of the program, which started with a Sing -song; read- ings were given by Mrs. Wil- fred McKenzie, Mrs. Glenn Pep- per and Mrs. - Catherine Hock- ing. "Calvin Annie and Susan Hannon sang duets. Mrs. Chas. ROney and Mrs. Dalton Malcolm conducted an entertaining game of charades, followed by two contests. • An address of good wishes was read by Mrs. 'Gordon Aik- ens, and the bride -elect was presented with gifts for the kitchen by Mrs. Mabel Rigger - son, Mrs. Norman Bushfield and Mrs. Frank Joslin. She was assisted' in opening the gifts, by her cousin, Betty Ann Barker. The bride's trousseau was dis- played by Betty Barker and her wedding gifts by Mrs. Roy Har- ris. A delicious lunch was serv- ed. Mr. and Mrs. George Pepper, and Mr. Dalton Balfour visited Mr. John Barbour in Victoria Hospital on Sunday, where he has been confined for the past few days, and also visited Mrs. Barbour and Arthur at their home in London. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Williams and daughters, of -Burford,' at- tended the Norris and Barker wedding in Zion Church on Sat- urday, • Mr. and 'qrs. John Diehl and Mr. and Mrs, Donald Diehl, of Seaforth, visited Mr, and Mrs. Leslie Seller in Pembroke ov- er the weekend. Vicki and Patti O'Rourke via, ited with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Herb Britton, on Friday. Mrs. Len O'Rourke and Mr. Herb Britton were in Exeter on Friday: Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Burchill on, Saturday eve- ning Were Dr. Wilfred Smith, Toronto; Mrs. Mayme Smith, Stratford; Mr. and Mrs. • Wm. Wadland, Woodstock, and Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Burchill, Mit- chell. WINCHELSEA NEWS OF THE WEEK Mr. and Mrs. Tom Coward, of • near Woo.dham, .visited. Fri- day evening with Mrs. John Coward. Mrs. Newton Clarke spent the, weekend with Mrs. Bev. Morgan and tamily, of Thames Road. Mr. and Mrs. George Frayne, of Sunshine Line, visited Friday evening. with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Walters. Mr. and Mrs, William Fal- ters, Mrs. Newton 'Clarke and Mrs. Bob Rundle, of Woodham, attended the Times -Advocate banquet on Thursday evening at Oakwood Inn, Grand Bend. Mr. George Bailey is a pa- tient in St, Joseph's Hospital in London. Mrs. John Coward and Mrs. Phil Hern attended the golden wedding. anniversary celebra- tion for Mr. and Mrs. Robert Duncan, of Exeter, which was held, at Thames Road United Church Wednesday afternoon. Mr. and, Mrs. Roy Macdonald, Wednesday of Staffa, visity evening with Mr. and Mrs. Col- in Gilfillan and Barbara. Mrs. Newton Clarke was at Lambeth funeral home Wednes- day evening where the body of the late Nelson Fletcher lay, Mr. and Mrs. Phil Hern at- tended the centennial services at Zion United Church on Sup - day mornink. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Smith and Penny, of Crediton, visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Col- in Giifillan and Barbara. DAIRY. FOODS. AND STRAWBERRIES. ' MAKE FINE PAIR IN JUNE . . , When luscious red strawberries make their annual debut, . ,. we wish desperately that their stay were not ' so short., Our solution is to enjoy them just as often as possible during their brief season, along with plenty of dairy foods, their natural partners. Colorful, jaunty and gay--Lthat best describes our Berry Patch Crackers. And they taste like more—so we warn you . w to 'Wake a go-ddsupply of them. Graham crackers and toast- rounds are spread with orange -flecked and flavored cream cheese, then topped with king-sized strawberry halves and mint sprigs for added dash It all adds up to real- flavor too, as you'll discover when you serve and enjoy these capti- vating crackers when family 'or guests are sipping milk "coolers"' on the•porch or patio. BERRY PATCH CRACKERS (Makes 12 Crackers) • J • One (4 ounce) package of cream cheese; 2 tablespoons milk or cream; Z -teaspoons grated orange rind; 12 grahani crack- ers or (3 inch) toast rounds; 6 strawberries, hulled and halx- ed; mint or wateeress, Soften the cream cheese with milk or cream, until of sr/reading consistency. Blend in orange rind. Spread with softened cream cheese on graham crackers or on rounds of toast. Garnish each cracker with a strawberry half held upright, and a sprig of mint or 'watercress on each side, as illustrated. These are delicious served along with beverage; salads and fruits; 'Cousins' Ice Cream • -AND BUTTER — Available at McGONIGLE'S LUCKY DOLLAR McCLINCHEY'S RESTAURANT for Bisset's Ice Cream A Family Favorite York ice Cream frn CLEAVE'S SUNOCOI SERVICE EICKMEYER'S GENERAL STORE . s Bisset's liCs e Cream enossolicar * • .. • „. I • . ;: • r • Delicious • — Ntitritious Neilson's Ice Cream Available at HAROLD WHYTE & SON MEAT MARKET .ICE CREAM SPECIALS - 21/2 Gallon Pail • • • • • • $4.29.' VANDERHOEK'S Supertest Lunch 4 SMITH'S SUPERIOR FOOD MARKET for SILVERWOODS! DELUXE ICE CREAM Bricks - Cones - Bulk - Etc. CRICH'S BAKERY SILVERWOODS' ICE CREAM Bricks - Bulk - Dixie' -Cups • Bisset's Ice Cream AT NEIL .BELL Service Station Goderich Street Seaforth Have You Tried Top Valu, !GA or Tudor .Ice Cream Buy it today at your I.G.A. Store WILKINSON'S I.G.A. York Ice Cream Borden's Ice Cream NOW _ HUARD'S B/P SERVICE • Goderich Street Seaforth - Bisset's, Ice Cream Available at SEAFORTH LIONS PARK 0 •• FINA SERVICE P. RED VANTYGHEM SILVERWOODS' ICE CREAM Borden's Ice Cream Available at RUSS' RECREATION Relax! Let these and other refreshing dairy foods keep you and your kitchen cool --all summer long! - MILK .. 1. fuel. mins MILK—the summertime refresher. Serve it icy -cold! .. helps you live better, FIVE ways PROTECTS YOU WITH "ARMORED CALORIES"— There's a difference in calories. "Naked" calories, found in sweet starchy foods, supply only body , With "Armored Calories" you get proteins, vita - and calcium in addition. • '2PREVENTS LOSS OF PEP DURING DIETING.— . High protein reducing diets built around milk are. • comfortable and safe . . . milk builds strength, - not fat. 42 KEEPS YOU FEELING YOUNG. — Calcium Star- • v•ation makes you feel old, nervous and irritable. Milk is the only practical source of calcium. 4EASES NERVOUS TENSION. — Tests on nervous • children and adults prove that drinking three glasses of milk every day helps reduce fatigue and strain. MAKES YOU SLEEP BETTER! — Tests also show 41J! that milk before 'bedtime relaxes you, the blood vessels, aids circulation, eases hunger pangs that cause wakefulness. If you like warm milk, that's even more relaxing. • DAIRY FOODS ARE YOUR BEST FOOD -BARGAIN! (ci MAPLE LEAF DAIRY Phone 527-0810 .4444.44401"14446.44464444"444°44444'40.4.11444.44444.14444'- • - Daily Delivery_ t